Bebe Rexha has a message for body shamers and it’s body “positively” brilliant.
Her comments come after a troll decided to act a fool on one of the singer’s recent Instagram posts.
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And Rexha didn’t hold back.
This isn’t the first time Rexha has had to deal with body shamers.
It’s a difficult time to be a celebrity or Instagram Influencer right now.
Trolls are trollin’ hard these days.
Back in May, someone on Twitter had the nerve to call the “Say My Name” singer “thick.”
They must be blind, ’cause all we see is her gorgeousness.
“I gained weight get over it,” she clapped back at the user.
We’re so happy she’s taking a stand.
In addition to online trolls, even major fashion designers have shamed Bebe for her size.
They refused to dress her for the Grammys — where she was nominated twice! — because she was quote “ too big .”
Ugh, really?
Instead of letting the ordeal get her down, she showed those designers what they were missing.
Do these designers work on commission ’cause damn they made a big mistake, huge!
We were so glad to see Bebe get her ultimate Pretty Woman / Cinderella moment.
She arrived to the ball Grammy awards dressed in a gorgeous red, tulle gown by Monsoori.
In revenge served red, she later sent a message to those designers:
“Yo, you wish you could’ve dressed my fat [expletive]!”
Mic drop
A month ago, the singer promoted body positivity by using this bikini pic to show “what a real woman looks like.”
“I probably should of photoshopped my stomach and made it look flat,” she began the caption.
“I probably should of photoshopped my legs to make them look thinner.”
“But I didn’t,” she continued, adding that, “society can really [expletive] with you.”
“Here is what a real woman looks like on Instagram without photoshop.”
Yasss, Bebe.
Through everything, the singer has always preached self-love.
It’s what made her so strong to handle her latest bout with body shamers.
It all started when she posted this picture of her performance in Cannes.
In it, she looks gorgeous embracing her curves in tight leather pants.
While we were more concerned about her having a Ross- Friends leather pants situation, the trolls came marching in.
Within 30 minutes, this comment was posted.
It’s already garnered over 700 replies and counting.
Thankfully, most of them are from fans rushing in to support their queen.
Although Bebe had said she would stop responding to trolls, she kept things short and sweet with this:
Later in her Instagram stories, she also spoke about her weight struggles.
“Weight has always been a tough thing for me since I was a little girl.”
She added that she wasn’t going to “hide under a rock” because of it.
Later that night, she also tweeted this:
Yassss, girl! Preach it for the people in the back!
Tons of celeb support rushed in, including this heartfelt comment from Demi Lovato.
Lovato, too, has had her own body image issues.
In the past, the singer even sought treatment for an eating disorder.
Now, we’re just so happy to see them both promoting self-love.
Bebe can keep on being “unapologetically” herself.
After all, she’s got too much on the horizon to be brought back down.
Like her new single “Call You Mine” with the Chainsmokers and so, so much more for this brave star.
